How to grow Water Lily in Aquarium| Growing Water Lily Indoor |Bulls Eye Lily| Albert Greenberg Lily 

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No we don't have similar experience. You see to get them to bloom they need max light and only on surface they can get adequate light.

Beautiful flowers! Can they grow outside in a large aquarium? And what kind of fish can survive in full sun?

As we mentioned this is our first experience. The tank parameters are mentioned in the last part of the video

I am not too sure about the lily bud and the species. I suggest that you buy slightly bigger plants, the varieties that I mentioned in the video and try

We are by no means expert in Lilies or Lotus (Padma). They are different species as far as we know. We can try growing Lotus (Padma) and then share our views. Meanwhile, this is our learning for Lilies. Both needs high sunlight, so definitely if you try to grow them indoors you need a light like ADA Solar RGB

We are not sure whether it is common or uncommon but definitely a first time for us

Sorry for the delayed response. We are yet to try growing lotus indoors so we are honestly not in the best position to comment. But growing Lotus may be slightly difficult in our opinion

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Sorry for the delayed response. You see algae, unless it's overgrown, does not cause any harm to fish. In fact they help in growth of microscopic organisms which fish use as food. The algae itself is also eaten by some fish. But then from aesthetics perspective, it is better to keep algae under check. And the first thing you should do is avoid direct sunlight falling on the pond. May be you can position the lily pond under some broad leaved plants or trees which provides indirect sunlight. You should also for as big a pond as possible. The more the volume of water the less will be temperature rise and hence less chance of algae. Try to have some flow in the pond using some pond filters or even a simple air pump. Flow will avoid stagnation of water which leads to algae. You can use black mollies in the pond they do well in algae control. But the best option is shrimps, provided you have enough hiding space in the pond or else they will end up as fish dinner. Shrimps especially red cherries multiplies a lot with right hiding spae. Do not add any fish or shrimps till the pond is matured, water has cleared up and the plants established. Hope this helps. You can also call our team @9830009691 for any further help or assistance. They can hep you and our daughter further in this beautiful journey that you have embarked upon :)

We agree with you 100%. Replacing sunlight is a challenge. Actually the RGB light was introduced for sustaining aquatic plants, indoors. Incidentally it supported Lily as well and we documented the same. Thanks for appreciating our channel

The water lily is actually a very versatile plant They'll grow in medium lighting conditions as well and some species such as the Nymphea sp leopard, the Nymphea lotus and so on can grow and even flourish in some cases in low lighting conditions However make sure that your substrate contains enough nutrients to support the extremely nutrient demanding nature of the lilies and also that it won't lead to other plants choking up and wilting And some waterlily species (like the ones mentioned above) can actually be used as a red foliage plant in low tech tanks. You have to trim out the leaves growing up to the surface to become Lily pads to achieve the red foliage. Try out with local lilies as well though as some of them can actually have red foliage (my way to find that out is to see if there are red/brown spots on the leaves of the lilies. Have fun😊

Mbuna and other African cichlids needs an alkaline hardwater environment.. so we think this kind of setup cannot be achieved with African cichlids

Yes, but you will face algae problems as well :)

We were using ADA Solar RGB in this aquarium

We simply have ADA Aquasoil in the tank with added ADA Bottom Plus and we have simply planted the Lily there in the soil. There is no separate pot. If you are based out of Kolkata then please feel free to come to our gallery and you can see the aquarium in person

@@ripplesnatureinspiredaquar6870 i am from indore and i really want to visit. Hope whenever I visit Kolkata definately will visit . And thank u so much for this information I will also try the same.

Our team will be happy to help. Request you to call 9830009691 and we will try and solve the problem

Honestly not sure, but can give a try, ADA Solar RGB is a pretty versatile light

For at least a few days. The tank is in our gallery where temperature is maintained at 25 to 26 degree centigrade

Laubuka dadiburjori, Hoardandia britanni etc

We have noted your request and will surely try to do so. But we are by no means experts in lilies :)

3ft by 1.5ft by 1.5ft

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We could not understand actually. What lilies are you growing?

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